[Method] Get unlimited backlinks in the blogposts

Would you go for this?

  • Yeah! Quality backlinks are the best!

    Votes: 12 80.0%
  • Nah..I'll better spam some Czech .edu website.

    Votes: 3 20.0%

  • Total voters
    15

krawling1

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Hi, pals! It's time for one more share from me. With this method you can get not unlimited links (just used it to craft a catchy title) but for sure a lot (ofc d0follow).
FIRST RULE
If you expect to get a backlink with a stuffed spammy article about your pornsites, stop reading and go to blackhat section.
I consider link building kind of dirty business, but I don't like spammers.

So, let's go bros.

Step 1.
There is a platform for creating websites a-la wordperss and it's called NING. There you can create a profile and run your own blog on your profile page. Links in your blogpost will be n0follow but in the mobile version they are d0follow (and yes, google sees and count them).
All ning profile pages have the same text (e.g. Profile, bio, blogposts) and you can use them in a footprint to find numerous websites.
Here is an example of a typical ning profile: http://connect.legacy.com/profile/LindaSDavis
Here is a blog post and it's mobile version with such a meaty link: http://connect.legacy.com/profiles/...es-after-parting-or-how-to?xg_source=activity
aaand mobile version: http://connect.legacy.com/m/blogpost?id=1984035:BlogPost:708827

I used this google footprint to find all those websites: inurl:m/blogpost?id=

You will find a lot of amp (Accelerated Mobile Pages) of blogposts, and websites where they were posted.

Step 2.
ALL of these websites requires admins approval.
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I noticed, that (it's obvious) many of the websites are dead. On the other hand I found pretty decent websites. Hint: When you sign up provide full detailed info about you, I confirmed that mods manually check your account and if it is empty or spammy-looking they won't approve you. When your account is approved you will get an email.

Step 3.
Your account is approved! Stop dancing! It's time to work. Now you can publish blog posts on your page. Some of them will go under approval, some can be posted instantly (in my case 25-30% of posts went under approval). Your blogpost should be something real, maybe valuable, not a spinned stuffed article or it will be deleted and you will be banned forever. You can try posting something real without links, some status, communicate with community, etc. Then publsih your post carefully. When you publish your post find it mobile version and voila, you have an article on a good website with a d0follow link (If you can't find a mobile version of your article, PM me).

Conclusion:
These links requires a lot of work and time. They are not easy to get that means they are more profitable. These websites are not spammed as shit and this link will bring more juice than your #257 comment along with spammy comments under some article on the abandoned website.

I know you used to get an instant result, one-click links, but this is something that worth efforts.

(sorry if there are language issues, I'm not native).

Go for good links, pals. Web-spamming is a relic of the past.

Good luck!
Sincerely yours, Nilson
 
Plus everyone going to start creating links on these sites, soon admins going to see tons of user spam and they are going to close registration page or simply stop approving new users. I saw it happen with a really good wiki platform. But good share OP.
 
Plus everyone going to start creating links on these sites, soon admins going to see tons of user spam and they are going to close registration page or simply stop approving new users. I saw it happen with a really good wiki platform. But good share OP.
1. Users make these communities alive. These websites would never close registration (also, they take every sign up under approval).
2. Links show up in the blogposts anyway. Usually, if you post something real, not a "rentalcars in india cheap", and if you place your link in a natural way it probably won't be deleted (porn & casino niche should be more challenging, yeah, I know).
3. Spammers won't even get to the first step. It's too hard for them.
 
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